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Hi, I'm looking to pick up the piano. I learned a little bit of a couple songs and all of Mad World when I was around 11-12, but then I stopped learning. I have 0 knowledge of reading sheet music, or being taught to play piano. I just looked up tutorials on YouTube or looked at covers of songs and tried to mock what I was seeing.
Now that I'm a little older and want to start learning it again since I think it's a really great instrument and it makes my hair stand up when I hear a beautiful song. What are some good keyboards that have full-sized keys, 3 piano pedals, and the full 88 keys, (preferred not needed). I'm looking for something less than $1000. Also, what are some ways I could teach myself to play?
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Now that I'm a little older and want to start learning it again since I think it's a really great instrument and it makes my hair stand up when I hear a beautiful song. What are some good keyboards that have full-sized keys, 3 piano pedals, and the full 88 keys, (preferred not needed). I'm looking for something less than $1000. Also, what are some ways I could teach myself to play?
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You don't need all three pedals, just a sustain and or a damping mainly. do remember this is a keyboard not a grand..
as for learning, get yourself into sheet lessons. Could be taught on youtube but to and aspect, a teacher would be your best bet but who knows everyone is different. What kind of stand are you looking into? i.e metal x strands, or a wooden table like set?
Preferably for me since i like my old keyboards lol..
Yamaha p-155 88 it is a weighted keyboard not hammer action so close but not the exact same.
Casio Privia px-160 is a hammer action, but same logic applies what kind of stand do you want.
Williams legato is also a hammer action one, in the time that i had it felt great. It is a great keyboard for beginners aswell as the p-155.
also, just start yourself off with the basics. you don't want to be that person who can lay advanced and semi advanced but not twinkle twinkle lol
as for learning, get yourself into sheet lessons. Could be taught on youtube but to and aspect, a teacher would be your best bet but who knows everyone is different. What kind of stand are you looking into? i.e metal x strands, or a wooden table like set?
Preferably for me since i like my old keyboards lol..
Yamaha p-155 88 it is a weighted keyboard not hammer action so close but not the exact same.
Casio Privia px-160 is a hammer action, but same logic applies what kind of stand do you want.
Williams legato is also a hammer action one, in the time that i had it felt great. It is a great keyboard for beginners aswell as the p-155.
also, just start yourself off with the basics. you don't want to be that person who can lay advanced and semi advanced but not twinkle twinkle lol
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